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| From: | Warren Young | Date: | December 29 2006 9:38pm |
| Subject: | Re: error C2065: 'ulong' : undeclared identifier during build | ||
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Ian Miller wrote: > > To convince yourself of this, right-click on CLIENT_MULTI_STATEMENTS > in connection.cpp and select "Go To Definition". It will take you to > the place where the constant is declared as (((ulong) 1) << 16) Actually, this is already addressed in svn. Whenever I can scrape together the time needed to finalize a release, it'll be in that. (I don't plan on putting much more in it than what's in svn now. I won't declare a feature freeze just yet, but it's getting to be too long between releases these days.) Meanwhile, try the svn version to see if the problem goes away for you. > Bottom line: you can work around this problem easily by changing the > two declarations of constants with "ulong" in mysql_com.h to use > "DWORDLONG" instead. Eck. One should never have to change a MySQL C API header file to make MySQL++ build. We need to work with what we've been given here.
| Thread | ||
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| • error C2065: 'ulong' : undeclared identifier during build | Ian Miller | 29 Dec |
| • Re: error C2065: 'ulong' : undeclared identifier during build | Warren Young | 29 Dec |
| • using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 29 Dec |
| • Re: error C2065: 'ulong' : undeclared identifier during build | Ian Miller | 30 Dec |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 30 Dec |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 31 Dec |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 2 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | Matt Dargavel | 3 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 3 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 3 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 3 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | Warren Young | 3 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 3 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | Warren Young | 5 Jan |
| • Re: using the 'use' query. | gary clark | 5 Jan |
| • Conversion Error | gary clark | 6 Jan |
| • Re: Conversion Error | Warren Young | 6 Jan |
